Equate Men's 3-Blade Sensitive Disposable Razors, Green and Black, 4 Count

I'm an absolute fanatic for perfumes and body sprays and I have to say I had never used this scent before but the smell is so delightful it's light and sweet, but not too light or too sweet and I really like the design of the bottle. It fits nicely in my hand and worth every single penny I was thrilled with the smell and I have gotten numerous compliments on it. I highly recommend it. You won't be disappointed. I will certainly purchase more just before this one is empty.

They are better than cheap 2 blade disposables by far, and the amount per price is a good ratio! Not high end but they dont need to be, they get the job done and well. Blades are sharp and cut hair nice, if your like me however and always waits until i'm a Wildman to shave well your gonna use close to the whole pack

Search fantastic awesome quality such a basic product! It's more than just metal in plastic. It's a handle, they made a plastic, is still a handle The razors are sharp so I would not suggest eating them breaking it apart rubbing your fingers on it, jabbing it in your or somebody else's eye. A lot easier to use in a straighter and it's a lot cheaper to use than anything that cost more than it. I hope this is helpful. It cleans my face. It handles every curve perfectly at least close shape and you can tell the quality engineering and the design in the pivot alone makes it epic .

A good razor for the money. I use all power razors but every time I cut my hair (myself), I have to line the back of my neck up and these work just fine.

These are my favorite disposable razor blades. I really appreciate how smooth it feels on my face. Of course you got to be careful when you're shaving yet combined with a nice shaving oil in the use of an occasional sensitive skin shaving gel, it does the job for me. If you really want to know I can make these last for 6 months. After each use, you need to use a thin knife blade and use a magnifying glass and wet the blades and work on working out all the gunk and hair. Be careful not to damage the blades by accidentally prying them out. give it Once you have cleaned them, run a razor or if your knife is already sufficiently made of hard steel and sharp, do a slight sharpening of the blades. Not too much, just a little bit. The last step is always make sure you do this no matter what is to apply. some rubbing alcohol on the blade. make sure it's about 75%. this will keep the blade clean and we'll prevent infections in case you cut yourself.

My son has sensitive skin and he normally gets razor rash. I've tried all kinds of razors shaving cream/gel. He used this earlier today and he REALLY likes it. Mom touch my face isn't it soft lol He's funny

A solid shaver. I can't say these render the closest shave results I have ever had... But, the cost makes them a good choice. Easy to use and affordable. Spend that saved money on a good steak or something.

Got these for my husband. He didn't like them. He said they tend to nick more. I usually buy him the Equate 5 blade razors. Money was tight so I went with the cheaper ones. It ended up costing more because I had to buy the Equate blades also.

i find that these used to be way better quality about 5 yrs ago. now the blades don't hardly do much. so if your looking for something cheap that actually does its job I stay away from these. less it's your last resort money wise

8 did not receive the item yet again. it is each time I get an order that an item is missing or the improper item, the item is missing this time. I wish to get refunded for the item as I have already gotten the item from the local shopp